analytical mereology

Mereology says that a structure is not a part.

Analytical mereology implies that time is the only structure.

by metawave October 3, 2020

Analysia

The most beautiful, caring, talented, unique girl in the world. She will support you no matter what. She cares for others more than she tends to care for herself. She is the most funniest person you would ever meet . She will be the most amazing girlfriend and friend

Analysia is thickilicious and beautiful

by Jajakwbananaj November 22, 2021

shatter analysis

In the manner of bloodstain splatter analysis, shatter analysis attempts to identify the dietary habits of individuals who spray public toilets with explosive diarrhea.

Investigator: "Judging by the consistency and scale of the cone-shaped spray pattern, my shatter analysis tells me our victim was likely lactose intolerant and had either consumed chipotle, Thai food, or barbecue--followed by a large milk shake for dessert."

by austicoatk February 22, 2013

Over analytical

The act of over thinking a situation to the point of freezing.

Over analytical :
Over thinking to the point of freezing. Like when you sit on your boyfriends d*** without proper preparation...then being frozen with the face of regret

by Ziobus September 17, 2018

creative-analytic

A unique individual who has engineer like analytical qualities, but can leave the pocket protector on Amazon and develop creative solutions to complex and often times people based problems

Renaldo was really creative in his solution to that complex problem involving the space-time continuum. He is a rare and valuable, creative-analytic

by Saundo68 June 3, 2019

post analysis foggynes

The feeling you experience after finishing your analysis homework late at night. The opposite of post nut clarity.

"I'm so glad I finished this!"
"Oh, you're feeling post analysis foggynes!"

by DDoe March 9, 2022

Order of Magnitude Analysis

Only slightly less useful than real analysis, order of magnitude analysis (instead of using actual values) only considers what size "ruler" one would choose to measure each thing then compares those "ruler" sizes to assertain whether thing one is huge compared to thing two or vice versa.

By order of magnitude analysis, the scale of an atom is a 1 billion-billion-billion-billionth the scale of the observable universe. So, quite frankly my dear, we astrophysicists don't give a damn!

by LoneVVulf September 17, 2020